Key the editor by chapter id so each chapter gets a fresh TipTap
instance with its own history. Previously a single instance was reused
across chapters, so the content swap entered the undo stack and Ctrl+Z
after switching restored the prior chapter's doc into the current one,
which autosave then persisted.
With remount, save the cursor/scroll position on unmount (from a ref,
not the editor, which is destroyed by then) and load it on mount,
replacing the in-place chapter-switch bookkeeping.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RzTWrLiy4zGuw2hZSQGamk
Route save_book, write_file, write_bytes through a shared atomic_write
helper: write to a temp file, fsync, then rename into place so a crash
mid-write can never leave a truncated or empty manuscript. Rotate the
prior copy to .bak for manuscripts (not exports) so one good copy
always survives.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RzTWrLiy4zGuw2hZSQGamk
Positions were kept in an in-memory Map, so they were lost on quit and
the cursor jumped to the top on reopen. Store them in localStorage
(keyed by book + chapter, like theme/width) and restore on app open,
not just on in-session chapter switches. Also save the current chapter
continuously (debounced on selection + scroll) so closing the app
records where you left off, and re-apply scroll after fonts load.
proof_text loaded the dictionary and ran spell/grammar checks
synchronously inside an async command, blocking an async-runtime worker
and holding the engine mutex for the whole call. Move the work to
spawn_blocking so IPC stays responsive under load.
The render loop swallowed getDocument/render rejections, leaving the
preview silently blank with no signal about what failed. Surface the
error in the pane and recover on the next compile. Also drop the
redundant canvasContext arg (pdf.js v6 renders via the canvas itself).
pj
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